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Carboxylic acid
Ester
Amide
Nitrile
Aldehyde
Ketone
Alcohol
Amine
Alkene
Alkyne
Alkane
Ether
Alkyl halide
Suffix Name
-oic acid
-oate
-amide
-nitrile
-al
-one
-ol
-amine
-ene
-yhe
-ane
Prefix Name
Carboxy
Alkoxycarbony!l
Amido
Cyano
Formyl (—CH=0O)
Oxo GO)
Hydroxy
Amino
Alkenyl
Alkynyl
Alkyl
Alkoxy
Halo
Gert -lbotu alcoho! )
pro?
> fO-# ane
2-ol
2-merthul
2- methyl - 2- oro” anol
C
ped : \
i A cyclo
of pent
al ane
¥ ol
Cclopent anal
loi cycle
HO HO, ( ke 2 “a aa
hept
br sO ane
S- bromo (ine
2- ol sof,
B-bromobrew cle [2.2.1 hephane- 2- 0)
Cla - OH CHa; SH
methangol mejhane4hio!
methanol
SH but
3-ene
“4 ]
OA
)- Yhiol
to)
%- lbolene- I-dhio
Asn aan
ane
)-o)
3- Sulfany)
3- mer cagis
3-sulf anu -\|- ersg ang)
3- mercapto - |- propane!
of
ll
3. Ethers are -O- groups.
a. The names allendin ether __.
b. Examples:
OCH, CUs but
LMA ane
2- elhoxy
2- ethoxy botane
cyclo
Qos
O Oo ane
crclopentoxy
Cryclopen\ orycwcld haxane
pent
Ao ~WAA oN ane
1,5 — diethoxy
\,S- diethoxy pentane
Alachyde — R- c-H a - Poy
rest Cathoxylic Acid
0
R-c-AM
a cau
©
but
ang
al
2-
methul but anal =
2- hydroxy - methul pentanal
0 Formaldehyde
: nee : math
ang
al
methanal
hex
ang”
al
3- Tsoprop~}
$,S-dimethu)
- h enul
3~ iSoPtoou} - 5, S- dimethyl - b-phan) hexanal
| but
ang
2- one
3-methy|
3- methyl - 2-butanone
heot
ang
2-one
S,6- dim ethu)
5,6 - dimethyl -2- heptanone
crclo
b 2 hax
)- one
crclohey -2-ene- | - one
t oct
OH T- hydroxy
2 - one
T- hydtory - 2- ochanone
O
u
6. Esters are —C-O- groups, sometimes
abbreviated as coo ;
a. The names all end in -oate_..
b. Examples:
O
Prou
ethanovc acid
O
70 ots
methy\ ethanoate
eth
ang
Otc actd
methu)
eth
ang
oate
0
Ao cues but
ang
ethy|
ethyl buianoate oate
meth)
prop
0 Ke ang
2- methul
oale
methul 2- mathyored anoa
Koay
0 0 chy Ang
=~ dim elhy)
dioale
dimethul propane dioate
2. Carboxylic Acids are “OH_ groups, sometimes
abbreviated as _ COOH .
a. The names all end in _-oic acid .
b. Examples:
mA ol} 2 ni
O 0
ane
diolc acid
2- methyl
2- methuloentane diotc actd
ane
2,3-ditsopropy)
4 diotc acid
2,3- dito pro pulbut anedjorc acid
lo
cyc
Ca
ac
\
C
Cc c
7 Amine are nitrogen groups, sometimes
abbreviated as NH ,
a. The names all end in -amine.
b. Examples:
Amines
Q-\
° e 3°
? t— R. Ue
R~- Nie Nt N
Q’ -
R
Suffix ‘amine’
2-lovianamine
2-\ovt anamine
" amine
y-(CH3 but
a ane
I- amine
N- methu!
N- medhul-|-bobanamine
HO Nile pent
AYN ow
2-0)
Y4- amino
Y- amino -2- pentane!
3 hex
OH ang
th N O Otc Geld
Y- OXO0
l- amino
l-amino -4- oxOhexanore acid
oO
Q-C-ov
Cart looxulite acid
R-NWe2
amine
N- m edhu!
N- methul dentan amide
’ Pent
N ang
amide
2 ells
prop
amide
N,N- dimeyhuy!
N , N- A\
methul proQPanamide
AAl a oF
amid
S; N) "4: me} hu)
S,N- dimethyl hayanami de